Show PAGE THE TWO VICTOR RECORDS 'ih by the Moab Choral apply on the on meeting house the musical rgensenK was and N Nielsen the stage Thursday UTAH ebruary 24 1921 society to the indebtedness proceeds tne En MOAB TIMES-INDEPENDENT announced director J I manager A immunicaticn from Reresenta-tive A 1‘ Muhr who was at Salt Lake attending the legislature took issue with the editor in regard to the law regruing compulsory vaccination Mr Al de ended h action in voting for bll ab the shing the vaccination He said that vaccination fad started by a was only M who himself never gave a reasonable explanation regarding the Mr Mphr declared that vac-c prcuice nation was cruel and dangerous and a hj more to prevent or than a attack cf smallpox straw will save a drowning man c s -nr 1 requirements so-called a ) you are the owner of a VICTROLA or some other phonographWe to have you try our Victor Record Service- The best in the West stock comprises over 5000 records and we fill ill orders promptly are a few of the hits of the present month- Every one a dandy If desire Here 18705 Won't orget - Quartette - When You're Gone There's Vacant Chair at Hume Sweet Home Harrison 1 -es 85c ' a amelioraten BUSIN1 SS ON THE MEND SAYS PROMINENT EDITOR - 18716- My Isle of Let the Rest 18714- Tip Top If Wish a 35704 - Golden of the Dreams - World Go Marimba Band By - Hawaiian 85c ox Trot - Saxophone Sextette Could Make It So - Saxophone Sextette 85c Lyman Caresses - ox Trot Whiteman'sOrchestra Snap Your ingers - Whiteman's Orchestra 85c - 'Tis If 1921 The Life Irish an 64924 - Love Girl I Love ritz Nest - Violin two or more records record catalogue are to-day H Dome of W the Moab in and She's Just Like You - McCormack$l It's postage Write for of ere in of one Colorado claims Addie Maxwell advertised sale on millinery to for Years Ago This Week her new spring goods make room N J II Emmittand Corbin went to valley to look Lisbon Sunday over the vicinity copper mines of that Hammond & Sons advertised spring dress suits for $7 each rank Hall was in from his claims in Lisbon valley brought with and Wm T Rowe was in from Salt Lake him some fine looking specimens of selling local merchants their spring copper ore goods John Brown and Niels Olsen started Melvin McBeth arrived with his for Lisbon valley with two four-horse family their from Payson to make the first outfits to bring out two home here loads of ore from the Blackbird mine ruit trees would be in bloom in The Big Indian shaft was going two weeks if the present weather continued down as rapidly as three shifts could bragged the editor sink it The new whim had been and work was soon to start on L C R Chase was busy sorting and sacking20 tons of Blackbird ore which bunk houses be was to The mask ball given on Washington's shipped to Boston at once birthday was a howling success rank Dixon had encountered a fine body of declared the editor The home waltz in the ore tunnel he was driving and wound was played in "rag time" on his property in Salt valley up with "A Hot Time in the Old Town Oss Elmer came in from Salt valley Tonight" and reported having struck a fine An entertainment for March 2 was t: J installed Brands Story alse a a it is if associations connection with Council of National Defense as a war Perhaps measure no other agency has done so much to promote National Repair Weeks" as this Company The farmer needs machineswhich will be efficientand economical If his old machines can be repaired so as to render efficient and economical service he would be foolish to purchase new ones Whether the farmer utilizes and repairs his old machinesor buys new ones is a question for him to determine But in making his decision we give to every farmer who IHC machines the owns any assurance that a full stock of repair parts will always be provided by this conservation the repair stocks on territory available for the farmers are 21 per of greater than ever before at this time of the year An a quarter million pounds of repairs are shipped from IHC factories average for every working in the year Thirty million dollars' worth of repair parts are now ready as for the he this insurance farmer when needs service In every International Harvester Works manufacturing orders call for repair parts first and when furnishing them has meant cutting down production even of for machines which we had orders repairs have always had preference new At every one of our 91 branch houses trained all men are on duty to see that orders are filled and shipped promptly Thousands of dealers scattered everywhere with an assortment of repairs in stock are always ready and willing to render every assistance cent day This service which this Company has rendered through the years to those who have purchased its machines has been matter of great pride to the Company the and foundationof the cordial existing between and its customers is We feel due the Company and those who have purchased its machines that we give the widest publicityto the fact that this service of repairs will be maintained and improved and that any charges to the contrary untrue a it it are International Harvester of LOUR MESA WILSON lour to sack every it give LOUR MONTICELLO revealed Company good-will guarantee been using it If fair a cwt cwt $700 at MESA HAY $25 have trial $590 at patrons our you PER TON ‘demonstrations' the past month reports have come to us that at fanners' meetings have been made sometimes directly and sometimes indirectly that this Company has adopted policy of refusing to supply repair parts for old machines in order to compel the purchase of new ones This statementis absolutely false Such policy has never been considered by this Company nor suggested to Ordinarily we ignore such reports because we have "learned that any large company no matter how fair and high principled subject at all times to unjust criticism The facts are this Company has always recognized the importance of repair service and has used every effort to make IHC service the best We believe we can truthfully say that the repair service furnished wherever this Company's goods are sold is equal not superiorto that furnished on any manufactured line We call attentionto the fact that machinery "ix-up Weeks" instead of being something new and originated by the fanners in 1921 as some seem to think were reallyan outgrowth of the movement startedby manufacturers and dealers' in the is not i-bor charges Company Today our Monticello recommend and 1 TURING -L' We I his Harvester depression said its feet i Grand Junction body Mrs on I latest VORBECK Twenty industrial cnditions of the past in Mr Lyman "Business again and as the Chicago Tribune h is sj well said ‘1921 will reward fighters' "Personally have had at my command what appeals to me as one of the best possible business barometers The classifiedcolumns of the World of the constitute ne largest labor markets in the United States When the toe period of retrenchment bega ‘help wanted' advertisements dropped off 60 cent per and the ‘situations wanted' increased 40 per cent But left when New York the situation was again reversed ‘Help wanted' had regained its old position as had ‘situationswanted' "This improvementwas shown despite the fact that the majority of the needle workers constituting one ol New York's important branches of tither are locked out or out on strike "1 here has been much exaggeration of New York's unemploymentsituation due to the fact that several have been staged by the ‘unemployed' Investigation has that these little affairs were generally inspired by agitators and that there was plenty of work for the ‘unemployed' who participated had they desired it As a matter of fact no we have had bread lines and no soup kitchens The beds in the municipal lodging house have generally been empty "Today industry is on a stable basis production is increasing rapidly and eastern business men are pleased with the general outlook "Resumption of activityin the various industries was not accomplished of without reductions Most wage these came through agreement between employer and employee and except in the trades there garment were York" is ree Victrola" New and are New $1 pay LOUR industries managing day "Unemployment Kreisler ordered we that was Just 64925 belief I the country's nave passed the lowest point of thi' recent depression and that there is ample justi icati m for optimism in business was expressed by Rcb'rt II editor of the in Salt Lake ri York World who irm Company America USA If want you Morey's Groceries are Canned in BEST the Goods buy Solitaire Morey's in class a themselves by Good A Place to Trade few strikes In many cases the few weeks indicates that prices will of rifles and ammunitionburied them simply discontinued payment remain in about the same position for Just as he expected the censors the war bonuses next two months Shippers are the has message and a few days been a visible reduction taking practicallyall the light weight later a squad of English soldiers in the cost of living in New York hogs ofrefed at the scene and spaded up for the much justification foot SHEEP AND LAMBS of ground in the every garden wage reductions Rent now remains Prices in the sheep division broke delight of the old lady and her the only item in the average family $100 early in the week and on Tuesday Soldier son is budget which exorbitantly costly" the lowest since ebruary Mr Lyman is making his first trip 1914 were In the past two days 50 cents west and he expressed yesterday cf the decline at lambs regained surprise at the developmentare quoted at was to $850 $650 yearlings he and progress found in Denver Salt $550 to $700 wethers $175 to $550 1 Lake and and Colorado Springs ewes $350 to $450 employers intercepted of "There arrived affording tothe MieeHighSeed considerable CATTLE PRICES HIGHER HOGS VARY SHEEP Kansas moi vanced City - Stock d Yards xui a I ebruary havecleared THIS Receipts tie 700 700 tie 300 300 3350 sheep 3530 WEEK'S comparedwith sheep 3225 sheep calves 64 600 a year ago BEE for irregular RECEIPTS this week were 25400 calves 55600 hogs and compared with 25300 calves 66300 hogs and 32 hogs cat-39 -cat- 100 and THIS IS 11 ASSURED EEDERS stock and feeding cattle improved with the advance in fat grades Prices were up 25 to 50 cents Receipts were small is The far enough advanced now so season that the call for steersto turn on grass is ew pasture leases have been reported from the grazing areas HQGS Hog prices rose 50 cents in the first this two days week but on Wednesday turned down again and today the market showed an irregular price position Compared with a week ago light weight hogs are slightly net higher and heavy hogs 10 to 15 cents lower The top price today $940 was paid for medium weight hogs No choice light weights offered The bulk of th sold at $340 to $925 Pigs remained firm selling up to $1000 The action of the market in the past 1111 ijtoijl n-ur rrsme Mont is irettinp- tb nil fever and wants some wildcatting done in that vicinity In order to interest the fraternity the community has let it become known that on one of the prospective oil domes in that vicinity there lies buried at a depth of less than 50 feet a cache of 22 barrels of whiskey the exact location of which is not It known was buried by a military expedition under Generals Reno and Custer in 1874 the in when soldiers were close proximity to a of hostile body Indians which made it necessary for them to keep on the move Leasing is reported activein that vicinity The bringing in of a whiskey gusher undoubtedly will lead to a big boom The reminds one of the Irish soldier in who received a letter from rance his mother saying she was unable plant a garden as she had no one to V1 spadethe up ground The soldier repliedthat she must not have it spaded up as the Sinn einers had a lot 47-year-old r io r Greatest seed values offered today are listed our catalog ov? v seeds tre miles ahead of others hardb purer possess greater vitality and selected are and and grown for soil climatic conditions of the west yield more thsn any seed overused Let the Seed Do the Tslklnr Th ata the real proof toprove our claim we will seed you 50c worth for 15c also copy of our catalog here is what we will send you some of our finest varieties Pkg Black Knight Beet J 10c PkK J Market Cabbage 10c Copenhagen Pkg Pollock 1025 Cantaloupe 10c Pkv W'hitA Prr Rar Ifo 1 Pkg John Baer Tomato 40c er a J - I - Send or This Bargain Today ARAUD JUNCTION SEED COMPANY HOME O MILE HIGH SEEDS GrandJunction Colorado THE t CATTLE AND TEST LN IELD incident 34-cat-31- Prices fat cattle started the week to and strong higher the strength in the market continued closing quotations showing a net gain of 50 to 75 cents The activityin the trade was the most pronounced in several weeks past A close clearance was effected each day The top price bulk of the offerings was $910 and sold at $750 to $875 No prime steers arirved On the close thev wou'd have brought $950 or better The top price for cows was $700 and bulk of sales $525 to $625 Heifers sold up to $825 and to mixed yearlings up eal $875 valves were lower at $700 to $1050 STOCKERS Demand for OIL I Broadus ad cai-vie improvement tie THOROUGH LOWER! 5Q to 75 cents this week De-mand was active Trade which was sluggish last week owing to Eastern congestion in beef circles showed and outlet channels again An early advance in hogs this week was followed by an decline later and light weight hogs today were steady to 10 cents higher than a week ago and heavies 10 to-15 cents lower The top price today was $950 Sheep and lambs broke sharply and recovered about 50 ot the loss cents 500 500 fWSEM I Our ik 1 Wall Paper Sanitas Wall Coating Linoleum Burlap Let Me Give You ig ures and Show Y ou Samples increasing All Work Guaranteed GEORGE E WINBOURN offerings PAINTER MOAB UTAH PAPERHANGER |